Charities In France

The Abhayaratna Trust exists to alleviate financial hardship among members of the Triratna Buddhist Order. Modest grants are made to enable individuals to attend retreats and Order gatherings, and to support those with urgent health and living costs.

The Charity's activities support people who have experienced baby loss during pregnancy, at birth or in infancy and those journeying infertility. This is fulfilled by providing online and befriender support, counselling, resources, education, training, advocacy and Global Remembrance Events (240 to end of 2024), as well as campaigning for improvements in clinical care and support.

Regular and ongoing financial support for Christian Scientists who are in straightened financial circumstances.

SHARE aims are to support people without a place that they could call home, either in the UK or abroad. SHARE cares for the basic needs (food, clothes, etc) of people who are homeless in Cheshire and Flintshire as well as refugees across refugee camps around the World.

Help to further the objects of the World Union for Progressive Judaism in Europe.

Ben Uri is a global research led academic institution. It is unique in the UK Museum sector being digitally led supporting its physical presence. Its principal focus is recording the Jewish, the Refugee and the wide Immigrant contribution to British visual culture since 1900. Benuri.org plays an important educational role in social integration. It tours its collection and exhibitions widely.

T/A UK-AFI. The preservation of life property & prevention of crime for the public benefit, by developing & maintaining good practice in the investigation of fire & arson, ensuring the highest professional standards of competence developing technical knowledge in fire & arson investigation techniques, procedures & making that knowledge available to professionals, service providers & the public.

Provide opportunities for young people to participate in learning programmes through sport which will enhance educational achievement and cultural exchange. The charity supports a wide range of sporting educational and social inclusion activities.The charity hold football matches to create awareness on peace and resources to provide a platform for participants to engage in sport.

The Mindfulness Initiative conducts research and educates leaders, policy makers, service commissioners and the public about the theory and practice of mindfulness and compassion training. It works with legislators around the world to help them make capacities of heart and mind serious considerations of public policy, and explore how mindfulness training may improve political discourse.

The charity is involved in education, the relief of poverty, faith education, the allocation of grants to further research into education and the care and support of its older Sisters.

The provision of financial support to the Order of Our Lady of Fidelity's religious communities at Upper Norwood, Folkestone and India. The development of a new Apostolate at Folkestone consisting of a chapel for the local community, day care for 2 to 5s and individually guided retreats.

Advancing education and research in the subject of Sustainable Finance and Investment by promoting highly impactful academic research, developing academic collaboration internationally between researchers, nurturing the development of junior academics, promoting knowledge and raising standards in the form of facilitating academic research and publication in peer-reviewed articles and online.

To promote a kinder society, without killing animals for food. To make people aware of the benefits of rejecting cruelty to animals and the extension of this to an improved society where mankind is not cruel to fellow beings, both human and animals, as expressed in the Torah, which teaches kindness to all sentient creatures and for the replenishment of the earth and plant and animal species.

The work of BFGC Trust have a unifying purpose, which compells its members to edify (teach), encourage, exalt (praise God), equip and envangalise (spread the Word of God) what we like to call our "five Es".

To advance such charitable purposes (according to the law of England and Wales) as the trustees see fit from time to time.

The promotion and encouragement of the practice and principles of volunteering, to develop, promote, organise and implement volunteer work programmes, employment opportunities and training sessions, co-ordinate with other charities, voluntary bodies and statutory authorities.

We carry out work in the community, serving those who need us, providing comfort and assisting them in a changing and challenging environment. We work in parishes and hospitals visiting the sick and housebound, counselling the bereaved in person and by phone. We encourage singers and musicians of all ages to deepen their faith by worshipping together.

In Sept. 2010 C.E.T. decided that its object to establish a Christian community centre at the Elmgrove Centre, which it has a lease for, could be furthered more effectively by City Church. A new frontiers church and C.E.T. would concentrate instead on setting up a 24/7 prayer room there at Elmgrove Centre, continue its weekday Bible and prayer hour, start a new project putting a 24/7 Bible reading

Barnabas Fellowship of Churches offers support to small or struggling churches. It provides support and encouragement to Church leaders

Caring for Members of the Institute - especially in illness and old age. Prayer and Spiritual growth and making buildings available for retreats to diverse groups of people.Formal and Informal Education including Parish and Pastoral work.Promoting Justice and peace and the integrity of Creation.Overseas involvement by providing financial and material aid.

The advancement of education in the subject of civil rights and liberties of the individual in society, in particular but not exclusively by the promotion and undertaking of study and research and the dissemination of the useful results thereof. To promote the sound administration and development of the law relating to the civil rights and liberties of the individual (without limitation)

Granting scholarships to Armenian students attending university in England; making grants to Armenian organisations for cultural activities for the benefit of the London Armenian Community; and making charitable donations in accordance with the terms of the Will of the benefactor under which the Trust Fund was created.

Promotion of the gospel of Jesus Christ

The Branches of the International Law Association hold meetings, seminars and conferences and the International Committees carry out research in specific areas of international law and publish their reports at the Biennial Conferences.

We level the playing field in higher education by helping less privileged students apply to top universities through a tech-enabled mentorship.